13 entries.
Young Muckle
from
Moody, AL
wrote on January 7, 2023
at
9:06 pm
Am just today learning of”Coach Elrod” passing. Have not spoken with him since High School, but his laughter, and smile are still with me. He was a good man and a good teacher, Coach. It has been brought to my attention that he asked about me over the years. My prayers go out to his family. I feel that “Coach” was proud of them, and loved each of them,
dearly. I feel he will be greatly missed.
Paula
from
Oligny
wrote on January 7, 2023
at
10:12 am
I’m so sorry to learn of Ken’s passing. I’ll never forget him, his quick wit, sense of humor and ability to tell jokes and make everyone laugh. He had a heart of gold and sincere compassion for others.
Ken, or as his students knew him, “Coach”, was my teacher, at Southern Academy, and years later my friend. Condolences to his family.
Larry white
from
Chattanooga
wrote on December 16, 2022
at
8:21 pm
Sorry to hear about Ken. We were friends and played a lot of golf together. Had some great moments. Will miss him
Monica Willmon
from
Geraldine
wrote on December 9, 2022
at
6:16 pm
Uncle Ken was such an inspiration to me. He always made me laugh and showed me he loved me. I will miss him dearly. He helped me in so many ways, so proud to be his niece. We will see him again. I love you Uncle Ken!
Don Smith
from
Springville
wrote on December 8, 2022
at
6:19 pm
I wish I had known. He as my roommate for thee years. I loved him very much. Last we spoke he was coming to Alabama to play a round
My best to his family. I am so sorry. I would love to speak with a family member
Glenn Loper
from
Chattanooga
wrote on December 7, 2022
at
3:41 pm
I knew Ken mostly for the golf course and also in public life. Ken was a stand-up guy willing to help any and all. He will be missed and I hope we all meet again.
Ray Lyle
from
Ringgold
wrote on December 7, 2022
at
3:17 pm
I am so sorry to hear of Ken's passing away. I played golf with him just days before, and his desire to help others was unsurpassed. He was always asking about my blind son, and holding him up in prayers. I will never forget Ken. We will see him again in Glory.
Hardin Satterfield
from
Ringgold
wrote on December 7, 2022
at
3:11 am
I have only known Ken for the last 8 or so years. He was a fine gentleman and a fierce competitor. He will be greatly missed at Battlefield Golf club'
Delbert Freeman
from
Cullman
wrote on December 6, 2022
at
11:15 pm
Please be aware of our prayers and our thoughts during this time. If I may help you in any way please don’t hesitate to call.
Rev. Delbert Freeman
The Rock Church
Geraldine, Alabama
Kim Gordon Geselbracht
from
Ringgold Ga. 30736
wrote on December 6, 2022
at
4:24 pm
Ken became my best friend since rejoining the Battlefield golf Club several years ago. I knew him for 50 years and bought several cars from him over the years. Ken was many things but most of all a very caring loving friend. I will miss him very much as he prepares the best course in Heaven for us to play when I see him again.
Jill Metcalf
from
Huntsville
wrote on December 6, 2022
at
1:18 pm
As Ken’s step daughter for 42 years, we shared a lot of fun times, several great New Orleans trips, and many ball games. I was proud to call him my other Dad. Rest In Peace Ken. ❤️
LaRue Thomas
from
Birmingham, al
wrote on December 6, 2022
at
4:21 am
My Dear cousin. From childhood in Fort Payne to many fun adventures throughout adulthood. Many great times with this fun loving man. Condolences to his lovely wife, Linda.
Lori Stamper
from
Franklin
wrote on December 5, 2022
at
11:59 pm
I have such fond memories of Ken as a child. He had the best sense of humor and always made us laugh. My father Dan Anderson, loved him like a brother. I’m so sorry to hear of his passing. God bless Ken and his family.
